FLL Boot Camp: Every year, middle schoolers around the country compete to build lego robots that complete an array of challenges. In this camp we will learn what it takes to be competitive in the First Lego League. These robots can vary from simple to very complex. Campers will learn to use basic programming, sensors, motors, gears, and more to take their robot as far as they want.

FTC Boot Camp: Oftentimes these Lego League alum move on to a similar, yet more advanced competition in the First Tech Challenge. Although this high-school-aged competition builds on skills learned in the First Lego League, experience in FLL is not necessary for this camp. Robotics enthusiasts of all skill levels will find something new and interesting here. All that is required for either of these camps is a genuine interest in improving coding, engineering, problem solving, and building skills.”

Age: 4th Grade and Up

Camps are 5 days a week for $325 or daily for $80. Camps run 9:30-3:30 with before and after care available at $15 a session.

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